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How Hotel Project Contractors Can Overcome Small-Quantity Order Challenges
How Hotel Project Contractors Can Overcome Small-Quantity Order Challenges

Updated date: October 10, 2024

For hotel project contractors who operate on a project-by-project basis, handling small-quantity orders can be a significant challenge. Typically, these contractors don't maintain their own stock and must place orders as projects come up. When faced with smaller orders, they often encounter two main issues: high procurement costs and tight delivery deadlines for their clients. This situation is common when dealing with custom furniture for projects like hotel renovations or conference room updates.

 

To address these challenges, Yumeya Hospitality has introduced a 0 MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity) policy, designed specifically for contractors and distributors working with small to medium-sized projects. This policy allows contractors to source the exact number of items they need without the usual barriers of large minimum orders or extended lead times.

 

table and chair in the restaurant 

 

Understanding the 0 MOQ Product Policy

 

The 0 MOQ policy is especially valuable for contractors who occasionally receive small-scale projects that require limited quantities of furniture. Let's say, for example, a contractor is tasked with outfitting a hotel's conference room and only needs to order a few dozen chairs. Traditionally, this could present two major obstacles:

 

1. High Costs: Manufacturers typically charge higher prices for small orders since custom production is often needed. With limited economies of scale, contractors could end up paying significantly more per unit.

   

2. Long Lead Times: Custom orders also take time to produce, which can lead to longer delivery times—something that could delay project deadlines and cause issues with the client.

 

By choosing 0 MOQ products from Yumeya Hospitality, contractors avoid these common pitfalls. Since Yumeya keeps a range of popular items in stock, contractors can place small orders without facing higher costs or extended lead times. This means that even for small projects, contractors can meet tight client timelines while keeping procurement costs under control.

 

Example: The Benefits in Action

 

Imagine a contractor has been assigned to refurbish a small hotel's conference room and needs to purchase 50 chairs. Traditionally, this might require placing a custom order, which would:

 

- Drive up costs due to the small quantity.

- Extend the delivery time as the factory would need to custom-produce and ship the chairs.

 

With Yumeya Hospitality's 0 MOQ policy, the contractor can instead select chairs from the in-stock product range. This means:

 

- Guaranteed availability with fast delivery times.

- No additional costs for small-quantity orders.

- Lower overall procurement expenses, thanks to the factory-stocked products ready to ship.

 

For contractors who need to remain flexible and responsive to client demands, this policy provides a significant advantage, enabling them to offer competitive pricing and on-time delivery, even for smaller projects.

 

In short, Yumeya Hospitality's 0 MOQ policy offers hotel project contractors a reliable solution to the challenges of small-quantity orders, allowing them to operate more efficiently and meet their clients' needs without the usual delays or cost increases.

table and chair in the restaurant 


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